Heřmanický dub, Solitary oak in Heřmanice, Czech Republic.

The Heřmanický dub is a solitary oak standing approximately 19 meters tall in the countryside near Heřmanice, with a substantial trunk and wide crown that dominates the landscape. Its scale and mature form make it one of the most recognizable natural features in the area.

The oak is a protected monument, listed on 28 October 1981; the 1981 records give its measurements. It stands by the road on the grounds of a private property on Vrbická street in Heřmanice, Slezská Ostrava, in the Ostravská pánev lowland of the Moravian-Silesian Region.

The oak stands on the garden of a private plot by Vrbická street, beside the road in Heřmanice. It has been a protected monument tree since 28 October 1981, so visitors view it from the street rather than entering the garden.

The oak stands on the garden of a private plot by Vrbická street, beside the road in Heřmanice, so it is seen from the street rather than entered. The protected tree can be viewed from the public road at any time of day.

The oak stands on the garden of a private plot by Vrbická street, so it is visible from the road but not open to visitors. It has been protected as a memorial tree since 28 October 1981, and the data recorded that year document its size.